RealClearMarkets Week of September 4, 2017 Archives

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Monday, September 4
On Labor Day, Consider Injustice Of Forced Union Dues
Mark Mix Investor's Business 
Why Best Time for Working Women Was 20 Years Ago
Bryce Covert New York Times
Unions Are the Worst Labor Day Deal
Gary Galles Foundation for Economic Education
Some Thoughts on Why Wages Are Allegedly Not Growing
Robert VerBruggen NRO
Ending DACA Won't Boost Economy, It Will Poke Holes In It
Allan Golombek RCM
Amnesty Excuses Past Violations, Trump Should Keep His Pledge
Dan Stein USAT
For Testing Nukes, Is It Time to Nuke North Korea's Economy
Gordon Chang TDB
We Too Easily Credit The Predictions That Actually Come True
Dan Gardner Slate
Laws Against 'Price Gouging': Silly As Laws Against Temperature
Mark Perry FEE
How Low-Cost Airlines Alter Economics of Flying
Micah Maidenberg New York Times
Informed Decision: Is Your House a Safe Investment?
Wendy Connick Motley Fool
GDP Growth: A Sign That the U.S. Is Back On Track
Jonathon Trugman New York Post


Tuesday, September 5
The Underreported Story of Middle-Class Econ. Revival
Robert Samuelson Investor's 
Rollback of Pro-Worker Policies Since Trump Took Over Is Major
Helaine Olen TN
The Harvey Rebuild Won't Create Jobs, It Will Re-Direct Them
Allan Golombek RCM
Trump Really Hasn't Done Anything to Create Factory Jobs
Steven Greenhouse NYT
When They Promise Factory Jobs, They Promise Stagnation
John Tamny Forbes
Unions Are Not As Popular As the Polls Would Have You Believe
Charles Baird FEE
A Tax Cut That the United States Can't Live Without
Richard Rahn Washington Times
Why Congress Must Not Let the Debt Limit Crisis Go to Waste
Stuart Butler RCM
The Savings Strategy Needed to Retire at the Age of 40
Katie Brockman Motley Fool
The Stiffest Headwinds for Investors Are On the Way
Ryan Vlastelica MarketWatch
Your Robo Adviser: More Active Than You Think
John Coumarianos Wall Street Journal
The Witless Emotion That Energizes Anti-Price Gougers
Christopher Baecker SA Exp. 
The Risks That Come with Silicon Valley's Demonization
Zachary Karabell Wired
In Silicon Valley, Simply Working from 9 to 5 Is for Losers
Dan Lyons New York Times


Wednesday, September 6
How Housing Regulations Smother U.S. Economy
Chang-Tai Hsieh Enrico Moretti NYT
Why U.S. Debt Is All About Exporting the Rule of Law
Charles Lane New York Post
The Why Behind the Incredible Shrinking Corporate Tax Bill
Justin Fox Bloomberg
India, and the Unsung Cruelty of Life Without Massive Inequality
John Tamny RCM
How Big Business Is Trying to Save DACA from Trump
Tracy Jan Washington Post
Trump's Empty NK Trade Threat Would Injure U.S. the Most
Allan Golombek RCM
China Picks Up Where We Left Off in Cars, Years Ago
Eric Peters American Spectator
Global Warmists Are Inserting Religion Into Financial Compliance
Eric Grover CJ
Janet Yellen Says All the Wrong Things About Dodd-Frank Law
Daniel Press RCM
A Delightful, Nuanced And Weird History Of The Gold Standard
Ralph Benko Forbes
Ray Dalio Dives Deeper Into the 'Principles' of Tough Love
Andrew Ross Sorkin NYT
Some Spots of Overvaluation: An Interview with Robert Shiller
John Detrixhe Quartz
Insider's Account of Newspapering By One of the Greats
Seth Lipsky New York Sun
Is the Valley Making New York a Lot Less Like New York?
Myron Magnet City Journal


Thursday, September 7
Obscure Economist Valley Billionaires Should Dump Ayn Rand For
Mike Kinsley VF
Merit & Skills: What We Can Learn from Canada's Immigration
Candice Malcolm WS
To 'Pay' for Tax Reform, Congress May Tax Retirement Saving
Allan Golombek RCM
Government Incentives to 'Create Jobs' Are a Very Bad Deal
Jeffrey Dorfman Forbes
How Crony Capitalism Thrives In Show-Me State
Andrew Wilson & Rex Sinquefield TAS
Here's How Donald Trump Can Reshape the Federal Reserve
Craig TorresBloomberg
Bitcoin's Price Hit $5,000 Last Week. It's Still a Bad Investment
Michael Hiltzik LAT
Don't Blame Hurricane Harvey on Houston's Lack of Zoning
Wendell Cox USA Today
No, Hurricanes Really Are Not Good for the Economy
Michael Tanner National Review
Do-Nothing Republican Congress Acts Fast — To Spend More Money
Editorial IBD
The Bond Market's Latest Rally Is No Knee-Jerk Reaction
Scott Dorf Bloomberg View
After NK's Test, South Korea is An Even Better Place to Invest
Jerry Bowyer Vident 
Dear Anti-Market Conservatives: Meet Wilhelm Röpke
Samuel Gregg Law and Liberty
De Blasio Comes Out In Favor Of Private Property Abolition
Seth Barron City Journal


Friday, September 8
Its Airports Have Come to Reveal America at Its Absolute Worst
Henry Grabar Slate
The Core of Liberty Is Economic Liberty
Deirdre McCloskey Fdn. for Economic Education
'Dreamers' Don't Take Jobs from Blacks and Hispanics
Tracy Jan Washington Post
USA Today's Low Insinuation About Trump and His Golf Courses
John Tamny RCM
Stock Markets Ultimately Don't Care Who the President Is
Ben Carlson Bloomberg
If Selloff Is Real, the Dow Could Move 4,000 Points Lower
Nigam Arora MarketWatch
I'm Not Afraid of a Bear Market, I Just Don't Want to Be There For It
Doug Kass RM
We Know Where More of the Same from Central Bankers Leads
Jeffrey Snider RCM
Life in Long Island City, U.S.'s Fastest-Growing Neighborhood
Carl Swanson NYM
A 15% Corporate Tax Rate: Lots Of Upside Without Much Risk
Nathan Lewis Forbes
A Simple Tax Cut Would Bring Long-Awaited Hope & Change
Alfredo Ortiz Fox News
As Amazon Considers a 2nd HQ, Will Taxpayers Be Fleeced?
Allan Golombek RCM
What the Rich Won't Tell You About Their Spending
Rachel Sherman New York Times
Hurricane Harvey's Aftermath Trough Prism of Inequality
Ben Taub The New Yorker
It's Time That Flood Insurance Reflect Actual Markets and Risk
Editorial USA Today
How World's Civilizations Went from Dueling to Tweeting
Reuven Brenner Asia Times
Saturday, September 9
Here Is What Rich People Won't Tell You
Rachel Sherman New York Times
Stanley Fischer's Well-Timed Federal Reserve Exit
Brendan Brown Mises Institute
It's the End of an Era: In Praise of Stanley Fischer
Lawrence Summers Washington Post
How Stanley Fischer Created a World He Doesn't Quite Get
David Rosenberg Haaretz
Jamie Dimon: Corporate America's Shadow President?
Henry/Schroeder Reuters
Here's the Danger in Trump's Debt Deal with Democrats
Ramesh Ponnuru CNBC
This U.S. College Is Slashing Its Tuition -- Who's Next?
Lucie Lapovsky Forbes
Debt Trap: Student Loan Industry Betrays Young Americans
Daniel Rivero Guardian
The Huge Equifax Hack Didn't Have to Be This Bad
Elaine Ou Bloomberg View
Seriously, Equifax? No One Should Get Away With This Breach
Farhad Manjoo NYT
Private Equity Prowls for Young Bankers in Frenetic Ritual
Yueqi Yang Bloomberg
This Should Be Your #1 Criterion When Buying Stocks Now
Vitaliy Katsenelson MW
3 High-Yield Wall Street Big Money Stocks to Buy
Brewer Chamaria & Hall Motley Fool
The iPhone is 10. Where Does Apple Go From Here?
McGregor Tsukayama Wash Post
Monday, September 11
To Fix the Retirement Savings Crisis, Make It Simpler to Save
Ken Fisher USA Today
Trump Pushes for Tax Cuts, Wealth Advisers Say, 'Wait and See'
Paul Sullivan NYT
When It Comes to Lower Taxation, the Numbers Always Add Up
John Tamny Forbes
Why Donald Trump Is Irrelevant to Corporate America
William Cohan The New Yorker
Trump Ends War on Business, & the Boom Arrives
Stephen Moore Washington Times
Get Rid Of Debt Ceiling? Not Without Spending Controls in Place
Editorial Investor's
Don't Get Rid of the Debt Ceiling, Just Reform It
Maya McGuinness Washington Post
A Twilight Zone Episode Reveals the Brilliance of Free Trade
Allan Golombek RCM
All the Ways Equifax Data Breach Worse Than You Can Imagine
Michael Hiltzik LAT
America's Self-Defeating Cycle of Floods and Federal Aid
Stephen Mihm Bloomberg
Gary Cohn Can Easily Be Replaced If He Leaves Washington
Jonathon TrugmanNYP
New York's Michael Moore Thinks We Don't Get It
Jessica Pressler New York Magazine
Dalio Spreads Gospel of 'Radical Transparency'
Stevenson & Goldstein New York Times
Buy a Professional Sports Team, and Get a Big Tax Break
Justin Fox Bloomberg View


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